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BY JONATHAN PERRIELLO
Vixen Body Art o ers all female tattooing talent in Plano When tattoo artist Stephanie Vixen opened Vixen Body Art in 2022 she wanted to do some- thing unique while also breaking out from a male-dominated industry. Vixen’s studio features an all female sta that provides tattoo and piercing services like tradi- tional shops, but also o ers cosmetic tattooing which augments client’s aesthetics through per- manent makeup and eyeliner, tattooed eyebrows and lip brush, faux freckles and more. The backstory Vixen began working with her husband, a tattoo artist of 30 years where she learned how to tattoo starting as an artist in 2007. By 2009 she earned her cosmetology license and spent some time working in the beauty industry, Vixen said. In 2017 she combined her two passions into cosmetic tattooing before nally opening up Vixen Body Art. “I was like what better opportunity to nd a spot in Plano closer to my home and do an all female tattoo studio,” she said. The details The most popular area of service for all clients are eyebrows, she said. The treatment uses a di erent pigment than traditional tattoos, which fades after about ve years. Vixen has also provided cosmetic tattoos that even out skin tone to patients with Vitiligo, a condition that causes pigment loss in patches of skin.
Owner Stephanie Vixen learned how to tattoo from her husband and started as an artist in 2007.
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The studio o ers cosmetic tattooing services.
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